UK Subscription Contract Rules Accelerated to January 2027
If your business sells anything on subscription to UK consumers, the runway to comply with new subscription contract rules just […]
The SOW Process: How to Write a Statement of Work That Holds Up
A vague brief feels harmless at the start of a job. Then the deadline slips, the invoice comes in higher
The Commercial Payments Bill: What It Means for Your Construction Business
Retentions banned. Payment terms capped at 60 days. Interest on late payment fixed by law, with no way to contract
Accountants for Property Developers: From Site to Sale
A development can sell for exactly the price you planned and still leave you with a tax bill you didn’t
Accounting for Technology Companies That Are Scaling Fast
A tech company can look healthy on every measure that matters to a normal business and still be a few
Autumn Budget 2026: What a New Prime Minister and Chancellor Mean for Your Business
A new Prime Minister. A new Chancellor. And a Budget landing earlier than any since 2021. If you run a
Can Charities Claim Back VAT?
Plenty of charities assume they’re exempt from VAT, but that can be an expensive assumption. Some end up paying VAT
Business Asset Disposal Relief: What the 18% Rate Means for Your Exit
For years, Business Asset Disposal Relief was the reward at the end of building a company. Sell up, claim the
Guide to Accounting for Architects: Solid Finance Foundations
Architecture is a creative profession run as a business, and the two don’t always sit comfortably together. You trained to
A New Prime Minister Is Here: What Does It Mean for Your Business?
Britain has its seventh prime minister in a decade. Keir Starmer has stepped down as Labour leader, and former Greater